1[b]HTC One Gold Edition[/b]
Apple’s gold-coloured iPhone 5s might have sparked a gold rush in the smartphone industry. Both Samsung and HTC announced gold-coloured variants of flagships Galaxy S5 and One (M8) this year. But HTC was first to take the newfound gold obsession quite literally, making the “most expensive HTC phone ever created” – HTC One (M7) Gold Edition. We’re not surprised to know that only five of these made-in-gold phones were created – each valued at £2,750 each.

2[b]Stuart Hughes iPhone 5 Black Diamond[/b]

If there ever was a star-studded product, it probably would be the Stuart Hughes iPhone 5 Black Diamond. Thanks to real diamonds and ample Photoshopping, the phone looks like a school student’s astronomy project. Priced at £10,000,000 , we’re not quite sure if anyone who plans to use the phone would buy it. Constantly looking at the phone will prove to be a tough task, thanks to several shiny diamonds.
3[b]Tonino Lamborghini Antares[/b]
Italian car maker Lamborghini’s owners also dabble in luxury goods, such as the phone in the image above. Priced at £2,500 each, this phone is probably the best looking among the ones listed thus far. That is if you ignore the gold variant, whose looks can be described as the opposite of beautiful. Assuming you ever buy this phone, Lamborghini also sells a range of not-so-beautiful leather cases to compensate for the phone’s good looks. Let us know how you liked it.
http://thetechlicense.com/2016/05/top-most-expensive-mobile-phones-you-probably-wont-imagine-buying/

Lovely Phones there. But I am aware you can also buy and encrust it in Nigeria. After all gold na gold.

omogidi234:
Lovely Phones there. But I am aware you can also buy and encrust it in Nigeria. After all gold na gold.

Seriously?

4. Tag Heuer Link

When it was launched in 2011, Tag Heuer Link was actually a pretty good Android smartphone. Its sealed body is water-tight and shock-resistant. If you like rugged smartphones, you might even have considered shelling out $6,700to buy one. However, luxury smartphones age like their cheaper counterparts. The phone runs Android 2.2 Froyo, and looks more like a PDA (remember those) than a smartphone.

5. Dior Reverie

So why does Dior’s Reverie phone cost £78,000? Apparently because each unit is hand-assembled in France, “intricately embellished in 18-carat white gold, 1,539 diamonds and 46 pieces of iridescent mother-of-pearl”. Seriously, if you really had that much money, wouldn’t you be better served by buying all that jewellery minus the phone? This phone comes with a full touch screen and a five megapixel camera. You could buy that separately if you had the money.
http://thetechlicense.com/2016/05/top-most-expensive-mobile-phones-you-probably-wont-imagine-buying/

They will soon invade here and start shouting "vanity"
"Who the phone epp"
"Can it call God"
"Waste of money"
"Is dangote using one of those"


Na the money nor dey to buy am.

stupidity:
They will soon invade here and start shouting "vanity"

"Who the phone epp"

"Can it call God"

"Waste of money"

"Is dangote using one of those"



Na the money nor dey to buy am.

This man vex finish